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I want you to tell me a story!
I like hearing your stories!
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Use
Some verbs are usually followed by verbs in the
full infinitive. These verbs include: agree, ask choose,
decide, forget, hope, offer, plan, promise, refuse,
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seem, want.
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Some verbs are usually followed by verbs in the -ing
form. These verbs include: enjoy, finish, hate, like, love,
miss, remember, stop, suggest.
Some verbs are followed by either verbs in the
full infinitive or the -ing form. These verbs include:
begin, continue, start.
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Look!
I saw him walk down the street.
I saw him walking down the street.
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Use
Some verbs (including see, watch, hear, listen to,
notice) are followed by an object + a verb in the
bare infinitive, or a verb in the -ing form.
We use the bare infinitive for a complete action:
I saw the tree fall over (from start to finish).
We use the -ing form for an incomplete action:
In this photo, you can see the tree falling over
(only part of the action, not from start to finish).
For more information, see Grammar database 6
on page 148.

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